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Despite substantial advances in care packages to reduce central venous catheter-related blood stream infections, silk sutures are used widely to secure lines. This may be due to the opening on to sets or as part of pre-arranged procurement processes, likely originating from the very easy handling characteristics of a braided silk stitch, and its ability to grip a tube such as a line or drain when tied circumferentially.
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